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  • "Focus" is an image composed of and comprising 98 different layers. Each individual element of the picture is given a layer, and each digital layer documents a detail from Waliczky's reality. The viewer can explore the individual elements of this
  • Terzopoullos, Demetri and Xiaoyuan Tu and Radek Grzeszcuk. Artificial Fishes: Autonomous Locomotion, Perception, Behaviour, and Learning in a Simulated Physical World. Artificial Life 1, no. 4 (Summer 1994): 327-351.
  • Behave -
    This work examines the ways we communicate through our behavior. Commissioned by Rebo High Definition Studios, New York, it is the first example of computer animation recorded to the HDTV (High Definition Television) format. Animation was
  • Mercury - video
    In the VR Experience Mercury (2016), artist duo Banz & Bowinkel relocate the viewer on an archipelago connected by footbridges. Elements of nature, culture or technology intertwine into a surreal terrain in which known physical laws are overridden.
  • The Able Skin -
    "The Able Skin" is a media structure designed by architect Emilio López-Galiacho to hide any emblematic building that is not allowed to have a natural death, that is kept alive artificially through restoration, citation and simulation. A virtual
  • CircuiTUI -
    Bridging the gap between textbook and laboratory learning, CircuiTUI leverages the power of both advanced real-time circuit simulation and the hands-on and the collaborative atmosphere of a laboratory. With CircuiTUI, projected images of circuit
  • Robotics Research
  • Marionettes -
    "Marionettes" is a 24 minutes long computer animation about collapse. Marionettes are controlled by strings. If there is no string, they collapse. Nobody animates the body. If nobody animates the body, it will be animated by natural forces. Mass.
  • Spew -
    It´s a Simulation game that continues data from the real world.
  • Badler, Norman and D. Metaxas and B. Webber and M. Steedman. The Center for Human Modeling and Simulation Presence 4, no. 1 (1995): 81-96.